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E: 21/02 A pair of tickets to see Piaf

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8 February 2013 at 11:30AM in Game Over Archives

http://www.thebeaconmagazine.co.uk/leicestershire/competitions/competition6.html

Piaf at The Curve, Leicester

22 February – 16 March

In this new production, Pam Gems' play brings to life and celebrates the story of one of France's greatest cultural icons. From street performer to worldwide fame, and including some of Piaf's greatest songs, such as La Vie en Rose, Mon Dieu, Hymne ! l'Amour and Non, Je Ne Regrette, this mesmerising tale explores the sensational highs and lows of this enigmatic and world renowned artist on the 50th anniversary of her untimely death in 1963.

Curve
Rutland Street
Leicester, LE1 1SB
t: 0116 2423595

https://www.curveonline.co.uk

T&C apply. Entries close 21st February 2013.

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